Sentence examples similar to knee business from inspiring English sources

Still, this month Morgan Stanley advised high-net-worth clients to reduce exposure to Zimmer, given that it is most highly tied to the hip-and-knee business, a product line of keen interest to the Justice Department's investigation.

So I texted Hayley, who is also from the area: "Do you know they do weddings at the end of Southend Pier?" It was enough to make the one-knee business with the engagement ring passed down from her grandmother when I got back home to Walthamstow a formality.

But not one that bends its knee to business interests at the expense of society, as Blair did over tobacco advertising in 1997.

When he became chief executive in 2002, Britain's leading phone company was on its knees, losing business to nimbler rivals and sweating under debts of £30 billion ($45 billion).

Louise is judge, jury and god all rolled into one, and made a sweeping knee-jerk business decision based on something written online by a malicious hacker.

Getting Face-to-Face Ray Andersen may have the hardest-working knees in show business.

A small compartment under my knees can hold business papers, but it is hardly deep enough to hold a teddy bear.

Of course, how they are planning to make profitable something which brought a major corporation to its knees is another business altogether.

"It's clear that people like Bernie Sanders would like Obama to be a lot tougher on corporations, but the thing about Obama is he's not knee-jerk pro-business or knee-jerk anti-business".

A photograph of Donna Rice sitting on Senator Gary Hart's knee aboard the Monkey Business doomed his Presidential campaign.

Critics of Hollywood often complain that its indictment of business is knee-jerk and simplistic (though at the moment filmmakers might well describe their attacks as prescient).